Resolving the small‐pockets problem helps clarify the role of education and political ideology in shaping vaccine scepticism.

Understanding the factors associated with vaccine scepticism is challenging because of the 'small‐pockets' problem: The number of highly vaccine‐sceptical people is low, and small subsamples such as these can be missed using traditional regression approaches. To overcome this problem, the current st...

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Publicado en:British Journal of Psychology Vol. 112; no. 4; pp. 992 - 1012
Autores principales: Hornsey, Matthew J., Edwards, Martin, Lobera, Josep, Díaz‐Catalán, Celia, Barlow, Fiona Kate
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Publicado: Wiley-Blackwell Nov2021
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          Hornsey, Matthew J.
          Edwards, Martin
          Lobera, Josep
          Díaz‐Catalán, Celia
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          University of Queensland Business School, St Lucia Queensland,, Australia
          Sociology Department, Autonomous University of Madrid,, Spain
          Sociology: Methods and Theory Department, Complutense University of Madrid,, Spain
          School of Psychology, University of Queensland, Brisbane Queensland,, Australia
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        Vaccination
        Attitude (Psychology)
        Practical politics
        Internet
        Communities
        Educational attainment
        Herd immunity
        Conceptual structures
        Descriptive statistics
        Latent structure analysis
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          Internet Publishing and Broadcasting and Web Search Portals
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          Administration of Public Health Programs
          Herd immunity
          Conceptual structures
          Descriptive statistics
          Latent structure analysis
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        cultural cognition
        identity‐protective cognition
        political ideology
        rejection of science
        vaccination hesitancy
        cultural cognition
        identity‐protective cognition
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        rejection of science
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      ab: Understanding the factors associated with vaccine scepticism is challenging because of the 'small‐pockets' problem: The number of highly vaccine‐sceptical people is low, and small subsamples such as these can be missed using traditional regression approaches. To overcome this problem, the current study (N = 5,200) used latent profile analysis to uncover six profiles, including two micro‐communities of vaccine‐sceptical people who have the potential to jeopardize vaccine‐led herd immunity. The most vaccine‐sceptical group (1.14%) was highly educated and expressed strong liberal tendencies. This group was also the most sceptical about genetically modified crops and nuclear energy, and most likely to receive news about science from the Internet. The second‐most vaccine‐sceptical group (3.4%) was young, poorly educated, and politically extreme (both left and right). In resolving the small‐pockets problem, the current analyses also help reconcile competing theoretical perspectives about the role of education and political ideology in shaping anti‐vaccination views.
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